Author: Yu Qing
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Most people who have visited Hong Kong have toured Repulse Bay. Among them, those who have read Eileen Chang's novels might pay special attention to the shops in Repulse Bay. I went there in the early 1990s, and at that time, the hotel still existed in a classic way: the dimly lit buildings, the extremely wide stone steps, and the sparse flowerbeds on the high platform, just like the background when Fan Liuyuan and natural Su did "Love in a Fallen City," leisurely enjoying the veneration of "Eileen Chang fans," and even some enthusiasts went to that famous grey brick wall to reminisce about phrases like "eternal love."
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